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Hi all, I have had very little time lately in the workshop. I have only got time to assemble my new CT 150 yesterday and before I rang any piece of timber through I got frustrated with the fence. I have set the screw stops to have the fence at 90 degree but when I lock the fence with the lever...

Good stuff kenny, did you turn those legs?

Fantastic Gidon :D I love happy endings 8)

Nice one, it will feel like twice the space I am sure. :D

hum hum, Adam we didn't see pictures of this perfect fitting project did we :shock: :wink: How much bigger will your extension make your workshop? (is that english?! :oops: )

Any news/update today Gidon :?: This is better than EastEnders and Coronation Street together, I can't wait to hear what happens next! :wink:

I totally agree with Rural, I have those books too and find them brilliant. The cherry wardrobe in this particular book is beautiful and I plan to do it in Oak.

Michel, Neil has the Makita LS1013 and regularly cuts mitres for frames, I think if he reads this he will confirm this is very accurate in this regard. I had a quick go at the Makita and the EB, both excellent tools and accurate. The EB is a lot quieter and I thought the makita was very noisy...

This is an amazing model. I can't believe the clubhouse had the cheek to want it for free. Pass on my Félicitations on a remarkable work :D

I read a reasonably good review on the Ryobi 5 tools combi in Good Woodworking from about 6 months ago. It scored better than the equivalent Performance brand.

I have updated the list with tablesaws of Roys, AlanG, trsleigh and Martin. The Scheppach TS2500 is now the most used tablesaw on the forum (7 owners)

Neil, you can finally put me down for an Axminster CT150 planer :D I am taking delivery of it this evening. Next will be the Delta Thicknesser 22-560 :wink:

Half an inch (12mm) from the edge sounds like enough to me using a long screw in a piloted hole, you could screw at a light angle toward the center of the leg. There are 4 screws per castor right? A kitchen worktable means no one will be sitting on it. I am no professional, this is my humble...

I'll realise anything for cash :twisted: Sorry adam :oops:

wadkin cabinet saw : I bet you'll have a long search for one of those, can't be millions out there! Good luck. I'd love to see a picture of your planer :wink:

Adam, I have the airace, I find it confortable even when used for long periods. Neil, I think i should get this visor because when using the airace with my protective glasses and hear defenders I would give darth vader himself nightmares, and it's then unconfortable after a while.

Is the value of your purchase on the box so they just tax on that figure? Did it bring the price higher than local? I wonder if the irish post would do that?! they are not that high tech yet! :twisted:

Simon, you are right to fancy the new 1/2" Festool router, it's a beauty 8) It turns out I just found a way to get the CT150. A local supplier is by chance driving to England tomorrow :wink: this is my lucky day after all 8) 8) Now I need to figure out what I'll build in oak first :roll...

Fair play Jim 8) :D